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Cracked Alternator Fan: Is this fixable?

Hello All,

I noticed this crack in alternator fan of my 88 the other day. And was curious if this would be a repairable crack? The only thing I can guess, is it was damaged when I broke a fan belt last year, and just didn't notice it.

I know there are a few on here that can weld/repair them, but from what Ive read, the later cars Mg fans were more difficult to repair.

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Thanks!

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that one is done.
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that's not a belt. looks like something serious hit that , unless you were trying to grind it or something.
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I believe MB911 on this forum fixes them....
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Mine has the same condition on my 87.

It's internal corrosion causing bulging outward touching the belt.

Been like that for nearly a decade I've owned the car.
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I have redone 100s of them I have a few I am doing when I return from vacation. It is probably fixable but you have to go into it realizing its sometimes a 50/50 shot with that spot. I still have one I play with from time to time that eludes me.. Attached are pictures of some mag repair and my stainless work and you be the judge if you think I know what I am doing


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I'll piggyback on this thread. Hope aread doesn't mind !

MB911,
The shroud from my SC looks like it's tearing apart at the base of the rib.
Is this fixable ?

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I'll piggyback on this thread. Hope aread doesn't mind !

MB911,
The shroud from my SC looks like it's tearing apart at the base of the rib.
Is this fixable ?



The crack would have to be ground out and then welded back in. Probably fixable.. Its not really a flat fee. Just time and materials.
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Hey Ben, PMing you now.
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